On Aug 4, 2010, at 4:20 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> [Marsha]
>> Patterns of value are habits and bits, pieces & > threads of memory.
>
> Are you saying patterns of value are habits OF MEMORY and bits, pieces &
> threads of memory?
I meant habits AND bits, pieces & threads of memory.
> If so, that makes it sound like a
> human invention.
"Man is the measure of all things: of things which are, that they are, and of
things which are not, that they are not".
(Protagoras)
> [dmb]
>> inorganic patterns of value are ideas derived > from experience.
>
> But aren't ideas INTELLECTUAL patterns of value? If so, you have inorganic
> povs are intellectual povs.
>
> [dmb]
>> The idea of matter was
>> invented to explain the felt resistances
>> encountered in experience.
>
> It seems your argument is:
> 1) The idea of matter was derived from experience
> 2) matter is inorganic povs
> 3) :. inorganic patterns of value are ideas derived from experience.
> But why hold 2) rather than saying inorganic
> povs are different than ideas?
> Craig
>
>
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